Tag Archives: Stereotypes
Women Experts & The BBC: A Small Sliver of Progress?
- Caroline Criado-Perez The battle to get women represented in public discourse often feels like a losing one. There’s a lot of noise and bluster, and occasionally there will be … Continue reading
The Brilliant Women Collection: Review
- Sarah Crook If it weren’t both creepy and inappropriate (and possibly borderline illegal) I’d be standing outside my local high school handing out copies of this book rather than … Continue reading
The No-Feminist Zone: Game Of Thrones
- Louis Skye - this author has asked to use a pseudonym Scrolling through Facebook the other day, I saw that an acquaintance had posted an article on Game of Thrones Season … Continue reading
Where Are All The Women?
Post by @dani_beckett A few weeks before Christmas, I found myself on a train sitting across from a lovely family of mum, two kids (a boy and a girl) and grandma. … Continue reading
Want To Lower The Abortion Rate: How About Adequate Contraception?
Credit: http://www.everydayhealth.com/sexual-health/free-birth-control-can-reduce-abortion-rates.aspx
In Her Own Words…Interview With a London Call Girl: Review
- Caroline Criado-Perez “I love it. It’s fun now. But sometimes I can’t stand it. Sometimes I really hate it. But a lot of the time, I like it. I … Continue reading
A “Predatory Teenage Girl” Speaks Out
The author of this post has asked to remain anonymous; she wrote it in response to Nikki McWatters’s piece, “Predatory Teenage Girls“, in the Huffington Post When I was 15, like many … Continue reading
The Narcissism of Privilege: The Left Needs to Be More Not Less Aware of It
- Caroline Criado-Perez “…let’s put aside our differences and start fighting back” says Tom Midlane in a recent New Statesman piece on privilege checking. Or as he so eruditely puts … Continue reading
The Women’s Room – Week Woman Interview
Watch from 15:35 to find out about The Women’s Room - an online database set up to address the lack of female representation in the media! Interview with Caroline Criado-Perez.
